Gretchen V Fleming

• Access to Office-Based Physicians Under Capitation Reimbursement and Medicaid Case Management

  Mina M Hohlen, LARRY M MANHEIM et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1990

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  This study reports the effects of a voluntary Medicaid case-management demonstration on the primary care provided to young children by office-based physicians. The MDs who participated were reimbursed at rates higher than the regular Medicaid fee schedule, either through augmented fees for specific services or through monthly capitation payments. Using the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) claims data, we compared the rates at which c…

• "The Power and Perils of "Paradigms

  Bernice A Pescosolido, LuAnn Aday et al.•ARTICLE•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1987

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• The Municipal Health Services Program

  Gretchen V Fleming, Ronald Andersen et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1986

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  Under the Municipal Health Services Program (MHSP), five city governments created networks of primary care clinics with a goal of serving populations thought to have poor access to primary medical care. A major concern was fragmented care in public hospitals and other public facilities. The new MHSP clinics were expected to provide care at lower cost than the population's alternative sources of care. Medicare and Medicaid waivers were also provid…

• Self-care

  Gretchen V Fleming, Aida L Giachello et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1984

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  This article examines the relationship between selected self-care practices during an episode of illness and the use of formal medical care. Stimulated by conflicting evidence and assertions, the general question addressed is: “Is self-care a substitute, a supplement, or a stimulus for use of formal medical care services?” Multiple Classification Analysis was used in a secondary data analysis of a 1976 nationwide study on access to medical care. …

• Self-care

  Gretchen V Fleming, Aida L Giachello et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1984

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  This article examines the relationship between selected self-care practices during an episode of illness and the use of formal medical care. Stimulated by conflicting evidence and assertions, the general question addressed is: “Is self-care a substitute, a supplement, or a stimulus for use of formal medical care services?” Multiple Classification Analysis was used in a secondary data analysis of a 1976 nationwide study on access to medical care. …

• The Municipal Health Services Program

  Gretchen V Fleming, Ronald Andersen et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1986

  Incluir item

  Under the Municipal Health Services Program (MHSP), five city governments created networks of primary care clinics with a goal of serving populations thought to have poor access to primary medical care. A major concern was fragmented care in public hospitals and other public facilities. The new MHSP clinics were expected to provide care at lower cost than the population's alternative sources of care. Medicare and Medicaid waivers were also provid…

• "The Power and Perils of "Paradigms

  Bernice A Pescosolido, LuAnn Aday et al.•ARTICLE•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1987

  Incluir item

• Access to Office-Based Physicians Under Capitation Reimbursement and Medicaid Case Management

  Mina M Hohlen, LARRY M MANHEIM et al.•ARTICLE•Medical Care•1990

  Incluir item

  This study reports the effects of a voluntary Medicaid case-management demonstration on the primary care provided to young children by office-based physicians. The MDs who participated were reimbursed at rates higher than the regular Medicaid fee schedule, either through augmented fees for specific services or through monthly capitation payments. Using the Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) claims data, we compared the rates at which c…

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